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Registration All participants should send dully filled –in registration form 07.02.2019 at [email protected] along with abstract. The registration fee is to be submitted in the form of cash on 08.03.19. Registration fee Academicians/professionals: 500/- Research scholars/students:250/- Registration fees include refreshments and seminar kit.
Accommodation Accommodation will be provided to the out stationed participants (presenting papers) with minimum charges. Keeping in view limited funds No TA/DA facility will be provided.
Who can Participate The theme of the seminar will be of great interest to academicians, research scholars, social activists, writers and experts working and researching on the various aspects of tribal culture and issues.
Chief Patron
Prof. Soumendra Mohan Patnaik Vice-Chancellor, Utkal University
Convener
Prof. Sabita Acharya
Organizing Secretary
Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patra, HOD
Organizing Committee
Prof. Upali Aprajita, Dr. Kanhu C. Satapathy, Mr Daitari Sahoo, Mr.
Subrat K. Naik. Dr. Priyanka Khurana, Dr. Subodha K. Mohanty
Important Dates Opening of call of abstract submission:
23.01.2019 Last date of abstract submission :
10.02.2019 Communication of acceptance:
13.02.2019 Full paper submission:
28.02.2019
TWO DAYS INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
ON
“UNDERSTANDING TRIBES IN NEO-LIBERAL ERA”
UNDER WB-OHEPEE PROGRAMME
UTKAL UNIVERSITY (8th – 9th March, 2019)
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P.G, DEPARTMENT OF
ANTHROPOLOGY UTKAL UNIVERSITY, BHUBANESWAR
Invitation Dear Madam & Sir, Greetings from the P. G. Department of Anthropology, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar for a very happy and prosperous new year 2019. We cordially invite you to the International seminar on “Understanding tribes in Neo-liberal era” during 8th & 9th March, 2019 in the premises of Utkal University, Bhubaneswar.
About the University Established in the year 1943 & situated on sprawling picturesque lush green campus of about 400 acres, it boasts of being 17th oldest University in India. This University has at present 27 Post Graduate departments and 30 Self Financing programs in various disciplines of Science, Humanities, Law, Social Science, Commerce and Management with about 4000 Students on roll. In recognition to its contribution to the nation-building, it has been accredited 'A+' by the NAAC, UGC, New Delhi.
About the Department The Post
Graduate Department of Anthropology was established in 1958, under the stewardship of Late Professor Dr. A. Aiyappan. The Department has the distinction of being selected for Faculty Improvement Programme, the Centre of Advanced Study, ASHISS grant & Department of Special Assistance status (DSA Programme) by the UGC. At present the department has been rendered the status of Centre of Excellence in Tribal & Marginalized Communities by world bank.
About the Seminar Theme : -The International seminar on “Understanding tribes in Neo-liberal era” aims at providing a comprehensive overview of contemporary issues & concerns on tribes & their development in India. As many as 705 tribal communities in India have been identified as scheduled tribes. Each community has its own socio-cultural attributes & rich cultural heritage which is more or less centered on the natural resources & environment. From the earlier times , understanding the cultural significance & relevance of each community’s tradition with respect to its ecological niche has been challenging. Starting with the post-independence era , planning for the development of the tribes has been accelerated & a number of appropriate interventions have been designed & implemented. These initiatives needs critical evaluation from academia, public policy makers & other stakeholders including the community. The present seminar is a humble attempt to disseminate the coeval understanding on tribes of India from different directions & depth to view vicissitude & futurity.
Sub-Themes:- o Tribal culture & society o Tribal economy, ecology & environment. o Tribal development: problems & prospects o Medical Anthropology; Indigenous
knowledge system o Changing trends in tribal health, disease,
nutrition & growth.
o Tribal education; issues & challenges o Tribal art & language o Human rights, culture of peace studies &
conflict resolution . o Prehistoric & Ethnoarcheological studies o Emerging trends in Biological Anthropology
Submission of Abstract & Paper An abstract will be written in a paragraph, with 300-500 words with up to 4-5 key words in Times New Roman, 12 font size & 1.5 line spacing. The title of the abstract should be followed by the author's name & affiliation in 10 point scale in italics. The abstract must be submitted at [email protected] along with registration form on or before 07.02.2019.
Contact Details Coordinators Academic/ Technical Session
•Prof. Upali Aprajita, : 7873936800
•Dr. Kanhu charan Satapathy :7978536728
•Mr. Daitari Sahoo: 9861511933
•Dr. Priyanka Khurana : 9937252987
Coordinators Abstract & Publication
•Dr. P.K. Patra: 6370511196
•Mr. Daitari Sahoo: 9861511933
•Dr. Priyanka Khurana: 9937252987
Coordinators Accommodation &
Transportation
Dr. Kanhu charan Satapathy : 7978536728
Mr. Subrat K. Naik: 8895238880
Dr. Subodha Kumar Mohanty : 9437630242
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In & Around : Bhubaneswar, Konark and Puri makes the perfect Golden
Triangle in Odisha that is the best tour plan to explore the real charm of Odisha tourism. Some of the popular tourist attractions that you will visit in Bhubaneswar include Lingaraj Temple, Ananta Vasudeva Temples, Raja Rani Temple, Parsurameswar Temple, Brahmeswar Temple, Mukteswar Temple and many others. Some wonderful attractions in surrounding areas include Dhauli Hill, Nandan Kanan, Ekamra Kannan, caves of Udaigiri and Khandagiri and a few others. Konark is another destination – known for world-famous Sun Temple, the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also famous for a beach named Chandrabhaga. Raghurajpur that is famous for Appliqué and Patta Chitra (Palm-Leaf Arts) is another tourist attraction. Puri is most beautiful place to visit. Being the reign of Sri Jagannath Prabhu, Puri is one of the four most sacred pilgrimage destinations in India (Char Dham). Sri Jagannath Temple, Gundicha Temple, Puri Beach, etc are the places to see in Puri that will surprise you.
By Flight Bhubaneswar has an airport of its own and can be reached from cities across the globe availing flights from Air India. If you are looking for other airlines, you have to land at the international airport in Kolkata (450 km away) and then board a bus/train/domestic flight to Bhubaneswar. For tourists within the country, Go Air, Indigo, Spice Jet and Air India fly to Bhubaneswar quite often connecting the city with Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, etc. Utkal University , Vani vihar is 10 km away from the airport.
By Train Bhubaneswar is the divisional headquarters for the East Coast Railways. The city is well connected to most of the major cities across the nation. Some of the major trains connecting the cities are Rajdhani Express, Duronto Express to New Delhi, Lokmanya Tilak Express to Mumbai, Coromandel Express, Chennai-Howrah Mail to Chennai and Kolkata, Prashanti Express, Yeshwantpur-Howrah Express to Bangalore and the list goes on. Utkal University , Vani vihar is 8 km away from the airport.
By Bus Several bus services, both government-operated and privately owned, connect you to Bhubaneswar from different parts of the country. Komitla, Dolphin Tours and Travels, Royal Cruiser and Reliance Travels are some popular private operators, which provide services to/from Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Ranchi. OSRTC (Odisha State Road Transport Corporation) also runs buses from the city to neighbouring towns. The Baramunda Bus Stand in Bhubaneswar is the primary bus terminus in the city. Utkal University , Vani vihar is 6 km away from the airport.
How to Reach Bhubaneswar